Leading Your First Crash Incident – Lessons Learned
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Follow Up Report – CASE STUDY – Emirates Flight No. 521 B-777
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Alert 3 and Structure Fire at the Addison Airport (TX) – Response and Lessons Learned
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Crazy Thing Happended At Our Airport Inspection!
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Experimental Aircraft Damaged in Elmira
Experimental Aircraft Damaged in Elmira by Andrew Stamp It is 7:20PM on a Saturday evening. You...
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Alert III – 0 Souls on Board
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CASE STUDY – Emirates Flight No. 521 B-777 – “Runway Impact During Attempted Go Around” & “Issues” with Escape Slides
CASE STUDY – Emirates Flight No.521 B-777 – “Runway Impact During Attempted Go Around” & “Issues” with Escape Slides By: Jack Kreckie Throughout my career in ARFF, I’ve considered aircraft accident investigation reports to be an amazing source of information based on actual events. In addition to understanding the specifics of the accident, there is […]
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Unified Command System Implemented at an Incident Involving F-16 at Ellington Field in Houston, Texas Written by Joseph E. Boening District Chief, Houston F.D., Houston, Texas
Unified Command System Implemented at an Incident Involving F-16 at Ellington Field in Houston, Texas. At 10:46:23 am on Wednesday, June 21, 2017, HFD Medic 70 was dispatched to a laceration at Ellington Field in Houston, Texas with Engine 93 as a First Responder. While these units were responding to the location, the call was […]
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Beechcraft King Air (B-200) Crash at KICT, By Chief Roger Xander
Beechcraft King Air (B-200) Crash at KICT The morning of October 30th 2014 started out just as any other work day at Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport. On this particular day, Flight Safety International (FSI) personnel came in to work and started their days by firing up the flight simulators preparing to train pilots. […]
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